Digital media start-up The Currency enters profit
Journalism site backed by Michael McDowell says it has 5,500 paying subscribers
Fintan Drury: Brian Cowen put country first, party second
The former taoiseach's friend and adviser on Cowen’s troubled final years in politics
Claire Byrne and Matt Cooper flog the dead horse
Radio: Meanwhile serious public issues, like the Central Bank’s €4.1m fine of Davy, got little airtime
Born in lockdown: The babies of the Covid-19 pandemic
'I don’t know who I felt sorrier for – me on my own with a new baby or him at home by himself'
Virgin Media’s Gavan Reilly named most influential Irish journalist on Twitter
Irish Times has largest number of journalists in top 100, with RTÉ second and INM third
Dublin Bus warns economy will not return to normal if two-metre rule continues
Chief executive Ray Coyne says double-decker buses would only carry 17 people
Communicorp says ban on Currency journalists strictly business
Radio group ‘did not feel it incumbent’ to allow stations to ‘promote competitor’
2019 sees Belgians snap up INM as challenges persist for media industry
Across publishing and broadcasting, the industry is battling to adjust to the new screen order
NUJ criticises BAI’s decision not to investigate Communicorp
Regulator says matter is ‘now closed’ after radio group lifts ban on Currency journalists
Communicorp lifts ban on Currency journalists
Editor Ian Kehoe says Currency team will stay off air while Irish Times ban remains
Business Post’s ambitious agenda underlines issues facing media
The 30-year-old paper’s current owner has aspirations that verge on the incredible
BAI seeks clarity on Communicorp banning journalists from ‘The Currency’
Regulator’s compliance committee to examine NUJ complaint about radio group’s move
NUJ urges BAI to investigate Communicorp’s ban on journalists
Union move follows Dáil letter to Denis O’Brien’s radio group
Hugh Linehan: ‘I wouldn’t go back to Communicorp even if they’d have me’
Radio bans of Irish Times and The Currency journalists show something is deeply amiss
Taoiseach to join call for Communicorp to reverse ban on journalists
Varadkar says no one should be banned from airwaves unless for reasons like hate speech
Matt Cooper, Gavan Reilly top list of journalists on Twitter
Number of people following Irish journalists on top 100 rises 3%
Opinion: Mediahuis must deal with INM’s love/hate relationship with digital
Boosting morale and developing digital strategy will be first tasks for new INM owner
Deadline passes for Denis O’Brien to appeal defamation loss
Businessman took unsuccessful action against ‘Sunday Business Post’ over articles
Bitter defeat for Denis O’Brien, sweet vindication for Business Post
Tension racheted up in Courtroom 25 as those on both sides waited for jury’s verdict
Denis O’Brien could face legal bill of up to €1m for lost case
Businessman loses defamation case against Sunday Business Post
Denis O’Brien case: closing arguments to be heard next week
Businessman claims he was defamed in articles in the Sunday Business Post in 2015
Jury told articles were not a contrivance to ‘blacken’ Denis O’Brien
Untrue to suggest stories were ‘gratuitous, cynical and unwarranted slur’, former SBP editor says
Journalist denies articles were unfair to Denis O’Brien
Tom Lyons argues article headlined ‘The gang of 22’ was very positive about O’Brien
Journalist denies ‘crazy conspiracy’ against Denis O’Brien
Tom Lyons says of businessman: ‘We thought he was a property developer’
Denis O’Brien corrects his evidence in defamation case
Businessman seeking damages from ‘Sunday Business Post’ over series of 2015 articles
Sunday Business Post confirms Emmet Oliver as interim editor
Health correspondent Susan Mitchell named as deputy editor of the newspaper
Emmet Oliver in frame for Sunday Business Post editorship
Former IDA executive could return to journalism as a replacement for Tom Lyons
‘Sunday Business Post’ executive editor steps down
Tom Lyons departs title following completion of its sale to Kilcullen Kapital
Enda O’Coineen agrees deal to buy Sunday Business Post
Seller Key Capital put the newspaper on the market last September
Caveat: online row over lifting of content is digital age parable
Renatus to ‘change format’ of its ‘synopsis’ following social media dispute
Seen & Heard: Apple stance on Athenry understandable, says IDA chief
Central Bank found ‘zero’ tracker cases; €1bn shipping hub plan for Cork; SiteServ report
Birth of a restaurant: how Dublin's coolest new eatery came into being
From an idea four years ago to opening this week, friends Karl Whelan and Will Dempsey have realised their dream of their own food and music venue. We chart their progress from inception to opening night
RTÉ must work with ‘frenemies’, says new director-general
State broadcaster will take ‘an open look’ at everything it does, says Dee Forbes
Denis O’Brien, the dossier and the spy who came into the Dáil
For months, Denis O’Brien has battled Dublin public affairs firm Red Flag in the High Court, claiming that an illegal conspiracy exists to damage him. But how did it come to this? Peter Murtagh explains a tortuous trail . . .
Our wedding story: Instead of a wedding cake a “dessert room was filled with cakes"
Before Lynne Andrews and Tom Lyons got married Lynne took off for a year on a round-the-world trip with one of her four bridesmaids
Winners outnumber losers as economy recovers
With recovery underway, this was a year for comebacks as well as encouraging success for a new breed of entrepreneurs
Ibat college in deal with private education provider Global University Systems
Director of Temple Bar-based college says agreement will ‘significantly widen market’
Ireland’s top research and development investors revealed in EU survey
Data storage company Seagate Technology spent most on R&D at €889m
Anglo Irish Bank liquidation nears completion
Face value of IBRC’s book shrinks from €23bn to €500m in two years
Arcade Fire singer backs Haiti coffee project
Kerry man Conor Murphy persuaded Win Butler to support new brand RaRa
Restaurant owner doubles size of Super Miss Sue
Dublin venue will feature dishes from across John Farrell’s outlets
Irish start-up Buildingeye in partnership with city of Palo Alto
Company’s data visualisation tool allows residents to monitor planning news
Sunday Independent editor Anne Harris departs after final edition
Journalist praised as ‘publishing phenomenon’ as her contract as editor is not renewed
Journalists at INM titles cite bullying amongst range of issues, survey finds
Some staff feel overworked and union believes cuts are taking their toll
Ireland: fourth best little country in which to do business
State loses top spot in ‘Forbes’ annual list but still ranks sixth for ‘investor protection’
Ex-Storyful director launches legal information firm
Gavin Sheridan says Vizlegal is initially targeting market for legal information in EU
Development Securities spends €16.1m on Dublin projects
British property fund acquires Donnybrook House and the Charlemont Clinic
Aquatic Centre body withdraws appeal
National Sports Campus Development Authority irked at judge’s comments as it failed to get security for costs in €10m action
Quinlan is key to unlocking future of London’s top hotels
Rivals look at strategies to get control of properties
Anglo Irish Bank junior bonds triple in value
Anticipated payout to investors drives value of bonds from 12 to 35 cent
Browne joins new media start-up backed by eBay founder
Pierre Omidyar plans to invest $250m in ‘original independent journalism’
O’Flynn agrees ‘standstill’ with Blackstone to allow peace talks
Battle over payments to secured creditor Blackstone on hold until January 31st
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